Eleven days ago Facebook launched Hyperlapse, an app for recording sped-up videos with an image-stabilization effect. The new app is more of a feature than a standalone service, and despite early headlines suggesting it's like "a $15,000 video setup in your hand," it's really not all that good at producing pro-quality time-lapses. Honestly, I find the app […]
Eleven days ago Facebook launched Hyperlapse, an app for recording sped-up videos with an image-stabilization effect. The new app is more of a feature than a standalone service, and despite early headlines suggesting it's like "a $15,000 video setup in your hand," it's really not all that good at producing pro-quality time-lapses. Honestly, I find the app […]
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